SUMMIT SAGA

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This has been a season to remember for the Lady Spartans Soccer program. Both the Varsity and JV teams were in-season district champions. The Varsity closed out their league season with a 3-2 victory over Page High. The regular season finale is a non-league game with Gallatin and will take place this evening before headed into post-season play. Post-Season play will begin on October 13th with a match vs Centennial at home at 6:00pm.

There have been many contributors to this team's undefeated run. Between the fantastic goal play from Ava Sweere and the goal scoring phenom Summer Riley leading the way, Summit has a fantastic shot at going all the way to the state's top spot this year.

Undefeated 2025

After a third place finish at the District Tournament, the Girls Golf team took on the Bear Trace course at Tim's Ford in the Regional Championships. Despite strong play from Camryn Porior and Addison Smith the girls team season came to a close. Camryn did qualify for the state tournament for the 2nd year in a row with her 4th place finish. Congrats girls and best of luck in Sevierville Camryn!

Coming into this week, the Lady Spartans were ranked #5 in the state and they hosted the #4 ranked Franklin Admirals on Tuesday. The girls wasted no time taking control of the match and ended up winning in staight sets, 25-21, 25-17, 25-12. This win secured a 2nd place finish in the District 10 AAA Region behind the #1 team in the state, Brentwood. Summit has split with Brentwood this year and hope to have another shot at them in post season play.

The Franklin match saw a trio of Spartans leading the attack with Everleigh Deshazo (10 Kills), Maggie Kalisz (9) and Emmy Estep (9). The team has a total of 8 serving aces with Kalisz leading with 3. Skyler Lambert led the team with 5 blocks. Bella Lambert led with 10 digs. Mandy Shanahan led with 31 assists. The girls will take on Centennial tonight in the final regular season match up at 6:00pm at home.

As of 9/29/25

As the #2 seed, the girls advanced immediately to the District Semi-finals. That game will be played this Sunday at 4:00pm at Ravenwood vs a team to be determined. A win on Sunday will put us in the Championship game on Monday Night, October 6th at 6:00pm at Ravenwood.

September 15-20

Sophomore Lorelai Whitten is currently ranked third in the state with her time of 17:20. With just a couple more races until post season play, she will again be a strong contender along with teammate Sienna Anderson at the state meet.

The Boys and Girls Bowling teams are preparing for their upcoming season and will open up in Franklin against rival Indy on Monday October 13th. Their regular season play will last about one month before playing a series of qualifiers for team and district playoffs. Their home lanes are at Tenn Pin Alley in Columbia. Come on out and support your Spartans Bowling teams.

The Softball program took part in supporting The Well Outreach's fight against childhood hunger by volunteering their time to pack "JetPacks." These packs of food contain meals and snacks for students in Williamson and Maury County and are delivered weekly to schools for these students. The program is supported by local churches and corporations. Thank you Coach Stevenson and softball players for your support of such an important need.

The Girls Soccer team recently recognized someone who has supported this team with unwavering dedication, heart, and commitment year-after-year. Ms. Robin Rouille isn’t just a team bus driver, she’s been a steady, trusted presence in the lives of our student athletes. For years she has safely transported the Lady Spartans across the county and beyond. Showing up with a warm smile, a kind word, and a spirit of encouragement, that means more than she may ever know.

During this incredible 2025 season, Ms. Robin drove the Lady Spartans through an undefeated road schedule, making her not only the driver of the bus, but the pilot of a perfect road campaign. Ms. Robin is one of the longest serving members of the Spartans Soccer Family, having driven for Williamson County since the very beginning of Summit High School. Through late nights, road trips and unforgettable victories, Ms. Robin has been there, always reliable, always supportive, always Spartan Strong! You are and always will be a part of this team and a part of Summit History. Thank you to the incomparable Ms. Robin Roulle from all of the players, coaches, parents and fans.

Taken from The Winning Difference Social Media.